Sentence examples for desired too from inspiring English sources

The 5MP rear-facing camera leaves a fair bit to be desired, too.

Their management style often leaves a lot to be desired, too.

Their fruits, however, usually leave much to be desired: too small, too high in the tree and too pest-ridden.

It's as deliberate as seeking the thing out in order to avoid it – with a hint of sniffing round what's secretly desired, too.

Their oral hygiene leaves a lot to be desired too, judging from the footage secured when one bear tried to eat one of the remote cameras the team had left pegged out in the wilderness.

An in-app editor allows you to make a few tweaks of your own, if desired, too.

"Can one desire too much of a good thing?" asks Rosalind.

But then there's something theatrical in all our embraces, I think, as we weigh our responses against those we perceive or project; always we desire too much or not enough, and compensate accordingly".

He gets inside people, and he festers there, sparking longings too intense and elusive to satisfy, desires too abstract and ethereal to fulfil, a sense of escape, transcendence, revelation, and ecstasy so deep it can seem to trivialise ordinary life, and thus trivialise whoever has to live that life, which is to say anyone.

But Flint's praise is hard to come by, for while he recognizes that Martin has talent, he also warns the boy: "You are eminently corruptible.... It's easy for me to imagine you turning into a hack, settling for cheap success, and not because you're greedy, but because you desire too desperately to please".

S also wants to wake R, because she desires his company, but she knows that R needs some sleep, and hence she desires, too, not to wake him.